The United States and Iran are reportedly nearing a peace arrangement that would be discussed around next week’s G7 meeting, according to multiple outlets. One report says the agreement may be structured as a memorandum of understanding instead of a fully finalized deal, citing an official. Another source frames the timing in relation to the G7 summit taking place in Evian, in the French Alps, from June 15 to June 17. Taken together, the reports indicate that talks are in an advanced stage but have not yet produced a final agreement, with the likely initial output being a non-binding or preliminary framework document. While specific terms of any potential understanding are not provided in the excerpts, the emphasis across sources is on the proximity of the diplomatic milestone to the G7 gathering and on the possibility that the parties will outline key commitments without concluding the full settlement. The accounts also describe the G7 meeting’s location and dates, situating the diplomacy within the broader international engagement expected during the summit.